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Wembanyama’s matchup edge over Holmgren has carried across the season. In 11 games, Holmgren shot just 27.8% against Wembanyama, while Wembanyama hit 51.2% with Holmgren as his primary defender. The gap reinforces the eye test: San Antonio’s star has consistently controlled the duel on both ends, turning a supposed rivalry into a clear advantage.

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